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Columbia Law School Library

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Includes index.

Chicago : Callaghan, 1898. xxvi, 385 p. ; 26 cm.

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1853. Excerpt: ... Wm. A Fitch, married Lucy Amanda Cady of Chatham, N. Y., December 31st, 1845. Their children are--Julia Emily Fitcb, born at Williamsburg, N. Y., December 21, 1846. Clara Frances Fitch, born at Williamsburg, N. Y., December 20, 1848. Died January 2, 1849. Allen Cady Fitch, born at Williameburg, N. Y., May 20, 1850. II.--DAVID, Born August 14th, 1773. The line of his descent, so far as known, is as follows:--He was the son of David Beecher, (aforesaid,) who was the son of Nathaniel Beecher, who was the son of Joseph Beecher, who was the son of John Beecher, who was the son of Mrs. Beecher, widow; who came from Kent, England, to New Haven, in the early settlement of that place. David married Miss Prudence S. Chadbourne, June 10th, 1797. Their children are--Charles Mohris Beecher, born March 25, 1798. Incumbent of various public offices. William Augustus Beecher, born July 24, 1799. Merchant in New York. John Fabian Beecher, born August 19, 1800: Architect and? Lawyer. Amelia Platt Beecber, born January 19, 1802, Mary Eliza Beecher, born February 18, 1804. David Lyman Beeches, born February 6, 1806. Lawyer it. New Orleans. Emily Morse Beecher, born February 26, 1808. Caroline Esther Beecher, born August 19, 1811. Luther Fitch Beeches, borai February 25, 1813. Minister of the Gosp«l. Theodore Collins Beecher, born August 15, 1816. Went to California in 1850. Susan Altbba-Beecher-, born May 26, 1819. Died March lr 1820. Amorette Maria Beecher, born August 5, 1822. Charles Morris Beecher; born in New Haven, March 25, 1798. Married Sarah Sage of Saundersfield, Mass., in the Spring of 1820. She was born in 1802, and died January 31,1831, aged 29 vears. Their children are--J Susan Eliza Beeqher, born-May 9, 1821. Teacher in a young ladies' seminary. Jane Amel...